John E. Irby

A red-tailed hawk. A life in danger. One chance to save it. 🦅 Watch this powerful rescue by John Irby and witness the moment hope takes flight. 🎥 Watch now. 📖 Read the full story available on Amazon. #WildlifeRescue #Conservation #AvailableOnAmazon

And so it begins ❤️

1865, A Quiet Passage by St. Doulagh’s A solitary figure, cloaked in dark Victorian attire, strolls past the fortified church of St. Doulagh’s Church, one of Ireland’s oldest surviving stone churches. A rate photo, one of the oldest of Irish life, taken 161 years ago! 📷 NLI

"great writer’s gifts to the reader are not better answers but better questions, a greater tolerance for uncertainty, a mechanism of transmuting confusion into kindness" —Maria Popova

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Goodnight lovely friends 🌙💜🕊 Art by Toshiyuki Enoki

In the south of France, cherry farmers light fires beneath the trees to keep the frost away. A fragile season protected by flame and a beautiful sight to see.

"Keep your heart in wonder at the daily miracles of your life." ~Khalil Gibran. 🎨 by Rian Sanli .

Someday… Just like the flowers grow in trees in spring… Your name from my tongue will ring…

Currently soothing my own soul.

When you do things with love, it has much more meaning to it. It's the small things that has the most impact in life...🧡 #HappySunday 😘💕🌸🦋🍀 #SundayMotivation

“Don't hurry, don't worry. And be sure to smell the flowers along the way.” ~Walter Hagen

The heart of a blue whale- The exact size as the height of an average man Heaven winks at us

Church of the Good Shepherd, Tekapo, New Zealand!🤩

A Sunday kind of bloom… effortless and bright...🌿💛 #SundayYellow #FlowersOnX #tulip

Bravo, Rebecca. I hope you sell a hundred jillion thousand of them! j

small bright things

Where quiet faith and beauty meet, Courage grows with every beat, Like still blue lakes so deep and wide, Your strength is always there inside 🤗💕

To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee, One clover, and a bee, And revery. The revery alone will do, if bees are few. Emily Dickinson j